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Scotpark Glasgow Meet and Greet

Book now from £31.15 for 7 days parking.
£4.45 per day Lowest price recorded in the past week for 7 days parking, shown as a daily equivalent.
Address

9 Clark Street, Paisley, PA3 1RX

Distance to airport

Approximately 0.5 mile away

Transfers from airport

Transfers are not required as you are met at the airport terminal directly.

Scotpark Glasgow Meet and Greet

Scotpark Glasgow Meet and Greet is a convenient option if you want to avoid parking the car yourself and taking a shuttle to Glasgow Airport. Call Scotpark around 30 minutes before you arrive, drive to the meeting point near the terminal and hand your car and keys to a uniformed driver. After a vehicle condition check, you can walk to departures while your car is taken to Scotpark's secure parking compound.

When you return, collect your luggage and call Scotpark again. Your car will be brought back to the agreed collection point, leaving you with only a short walk before you can continue your journey home.

Why choose Scotpark Glasgow Meet and Greet?

  • No Park & Ride shuttle: hand your vehicle over close to the airport and walk to the terminal.
  • Useful with luggage: you do not need to unload your bags at an off-airport car park and take them onto a transfer bus.
  • 24-hour operation: the service operates around the clock.
  • Vehicle condition check: your car is checked when it is handed over to the driver.
  • Secure storage: vehicles are stored in a fenced compound with CCTV, controlled access, lighting and 24-hour staff.
  • Fully insured drivers: your vehicle is driven to and from the secure storage site while it is in Scotpark's care.

How does Scotpark Meet and Greet compare with Scotpark Park and Ride?

Scotpark Glasgow Park and Ride uses the same operator but gives you a different journey to the terminal. With Park & Ride, you drive to the Scotpark site and take a short transfer to Glasgow Airport. With Meet and Greet, you drive towards the airport and hand the car over close to the terminal instead.

The choice therefore comes down largely to price versus convenience. Park & Ride is normally the option to look at if keeping the cost down is your priority, while Meet and Greet removes the shuttle journey and may be worth paying more for if you are travelling with children, lots of luggage or simply want the easiest start to your trip.

How does Scotpark Meet and Greet compare with Glasgow Short Stay 2?

Glasgow Short Stay 2 also gets you very close to the terminal, but it works completely differently. Short Stay 2 is official self-parking: you choose your own space, keep your keys and walk around 2–3 minutes to the terminal. With Scotpark Meet and Greet, you leave your keys with the driver and Scotpark stores the car for you.

Choose Short Stay 2 if you prefer to park the car yourself and keep your keys. Choose Scotpark Meet and Greet if you would rather hand the vehicle over and avoid finding a parking space yourself. Price can vary considerably between the two, so compare them for your actual dates.

How does Scotpark Meet and Greet compare with Direct Parking?

Direct Parking is one of Glasgow's closest Park & Ride alternatives. You park yourself, keep your keys and take an on-demand shuttle of around three minutes to the terminal.

Direct Parking may suit you better if keeping your keys is important and you do not mind a very short shuttle journey. Scotpark Meet and Greet removes the need to park and transfer yourself, making it the more convenient option if you would rather hand over the car close to the terminal and walk straight to departures.

Important things to know

Call Scotpark approximately 30 minutes before arrival and follow the meeting instructions supplied with your booking. Current booking information uses a designated meeting point in the airport/Holiday Inn Express area, where a uniformed Scotpark driver will meet you, confirm the booking and complete a vehicle condition check before taking your keys.

Scotpark's secure storage facility is at 9 Clark Street, Paisley, PA3 1RX, around 1.4 miles from Glasgow Airport. Standard-sized vehicles are accepted; vehicles exceeding approximately 2.2 metres in height or other larger vehicles may attract an additional charge or may not be accepted, so check before booking if your vehicle is unusually large.

After landing, collect your luggage before calling Scotpark. You will then be directed to the agreed collection point where your vehicle will be returned to you. Check the car before leaving and allow for any additional charges if you return outside the parking period originally booked.

Directions

Drive directly to the Holiday Inn Express Car Park (designated drop-off point). A uniformed Scot Park driver will meet you at the agreed point.

Arrival procedure

• Please call the car park on 07348 186414 or 07348 186413 approximately 30 minutes before you arrive at the airport to confirm the drop-off point just in case it changes.
• Drive directly to the airport forecourt drop-off point.
• A uniformed Scot Park driver will meet you.
• Vehicle condition will be checked and confirmed.
• Hand over your keys and proceed to departures.

Return procedure

• After landing and collecting luggage, call the number provided.
• Proceed to the airport forecourt pick-up point as instructed.
• Your vehicle will be delivered back to you at the airport.
• Please check your vehicle before continuing your journey.

Security

• ANPR barrier system
• Electric gated access
• Fully tarmacked site
• Highly fenced perimeter
• 24-hour manned operation
• Full CCTV coverage

Scotpark Glasgow Meet and Greet reviews

2.0/5 from 1 verified review

These are reviews of Scotpark Glasgow Meet and Greet from customers who booked through Airport Parking Shop and were invited to review their car park after their parking stay had finished.

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Hugh Walker

Our confirmation email didn’t mention that Holiday Inn Express was the drop off point so we went in to the paid section at the airport. When we were told where to go we drove round but the guy who was there was just dressed in jeans and a T-shirt, not uniformed as we expected. He didn’t have a form or any documentation for our car but as others were leaving their cars with him we trusted he was who he said he was. Our car was waiting for us when we returned but we then received a parking notice fine from the Holiday Inn Express saying we had used their car park without authorisation. ScotPark have said they will cover this for us but we recently received a reminder through the post about this charge so we are unsure if this is the case. Not a great service unfortunately.

Verified booking 9 Sep 2026

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